View Poll Results: Which Triband Modem settings do you use?

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  • PPPoE dialing through Modem

    23 47.92%
  • Bridge Mode in Modem & PPPoE Dialer using Windows

    25 52.08%
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    Isnt the procedure provided by Cyberwiz to use Bridge mode too tedious? I just selecte d Bridge Mode In WAN properties and rest configured the Windows dialer. Is it fine? will now I be able to schedule for NU period?

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    if u schedule the connect/disconnect properly...

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    Method provided by cyberwiz
    For configuring bridge mode -

    1) Log into web interface of modem

    2) Select Lan from left hand side options and disable DHCP server. Click save and reboot the modem from the reboot option. While the modem reboots, assign static IP to ur LAN card. You can do it in win xp by double clicking on the lan icon in the tray the selecting properties > TCP/IP>>Properties...use192.168.1.3 ; put the mask in as 255.255.255.0 and Gateway as 192.168.1.1 ; use the foll DNS - Primary 203.94.243.70 ; secondary 4.2.2.1


    3) When the modem comes back online, log in again into the web interface for the next part of the configuration.


    4) Click on WAN from the options on left hand side

    5) in the WAN setup click the edit button in the row which shows PPPoE enabled

    6) ATM/ PVC configuration will pop up, let the settings as they are and click next

    7) Now from the options that appear select bridging and change the encapsulation mode to "VC/Mux" click next

    8) In the configuration screen that follows, make sure that the "enable bridge service option is
    ticked..Give any service name or let it remain as it is. Click next

    9)In the WAN setup summary click save.

    10) Now the wide area network setup will appear click "save/reboot"..let the modem reboot.


    What I did
    1)Log into web interface of modem
    2) In wan properties select Bridge Mode, Apply and then reboot.

    That's it
    then I configured my windows dialer

    will I lose out on some features by this method> i heard there some features like port forwarding ,NAT etc whcih are better in Bridge Mode.
    Will the way I configured my Bridge Mode affect these features????

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    that's perfectly fine what u did...but i guess u've not automated the connect/disconnect yet to avail the night unlimited to the fullest...

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    I tried it using Windows Task scheduler.....but not able to do it.
    Any work arounds

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    Read this thread till the last post. I had problems similar to you, so maybe this will help.
    For your info -
    1) I have a UT-300R2U.
    2) I've set up bridged mode. ( You have to change the DHCP to Static Ip if you want to use bridged mode)
    3) For automation of downloads, I use free download manager (It can be used for scheduling http downloads as well as dialling connections, disconnecting it, shutting down the computer, and even to start different applications at a particular time).
    4) The connection dialler inbuilt in free download manager isn't good, as in it is unable to handle disconnections properly. I solved this problem by using the application scheduler to schedule a batch script file, which would dial the connection (for the batch script, read cyberwiz's posts, he gave it to me)
    5) I also use the inbuilt scheduler in utorrent to start downloading of particular files at particular times.
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    yes...u need scripts to connect/disconnect...to schedule them, i used to use FBTask Scheduler...don't use it anymore as i disconnect only when i need to restart ;)

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    Oh sorry, I forgot to post the links.

    http://broadbandforum.in/index.php?showtopic=8698
    http://broadbandforum.in/index.php?showtopic=1730
    http://broadbandforum.in/index.php?showtopic=4794

    And you'll find links inside posts too. Do read my posts, as my problem was quite similar to yours.
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    Thanks Apoorv

    ur script
    @ECHO OFF

    :loop
    Echo Trying to Dial your connection.........
    rasdial DSLname username password

    if NOT %ERRORLEVEL% ==0 goto failed

    Exit
    :failed
    cls

    Echo Failed to connect....will retry

    goto loop[/b]
    works fine for cnnecting. But what about disconnecting which I need to do before 12 am and 8 am


    UPDATE:just downloaded Advanced Task Schedulr....works perfect

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    hmm... i use bridge mode. .and use the inbuilt windows scheduler to connect and disconnect and also start azureus and flashget @ certain times so i dont have to worry abt starting the downloads myself.. hehe

    if using the inbuilt windows scheduler make sure u tick "Run only if logging in".. works perfectly. no need of any third party applications.

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